A MOON SHAPED POOL

On a sad record even for Radiohead's gloomy standards, Thom Yorke reflects, among other themes (there is room for the politicized "Burn The Witch", for example), about the end of his marriage. Even the fact that "True Love Waits" (a song that has been featured on the band's shows since 1995) finally made it onto a Radiohead album is deeply symbolic, as it was only after ending his long relationship that Yorke recorded the final version of a song that exposes love in a more open and transparent way: "And true love waits / In haunted attics / And true love lives / On lollipops and crisps / Just don't leave / Don't leave". Highlights: "Burn The Witch", "Daydreaming", "Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief" and "True Love Waits".